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File under: Electroacoustic

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Long time deleted, this is the original Limited edition of 700 copies. The music on this cd represents the early works of irish composer Roger Doyle - pieces composed in the late 1960s to mid 70s. it includes his extremely rare self-released 1975 debut lp oizzo no and his second lp thalia from 1978, originally released on cbs classics with two tracks (10 & 11) originally released in 1978 on the LP "Thalia". A home-recorded industrialism and tape experimentalism masterpiece, Oizzo No, originally self-released by Doyle in 1975, finds the composer moving in different directions as he explores different instrumentation, everything from piano solos and Baroque strings to short tape loops3

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File under: Electroacoustic
Cat. number: DOM BW 03, ARTWARE 04
Year: 1992
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Limited edition of 700 copies. "Ceol Sidhe" recorded in St. Catherine's Church, Dublin 1974. "Two Movements for Flute and Strings" recorded in St. Patricks Cathedral, Dublin 1973. "Piano Suite" recorded in Archie Simpson's 9th Lock House, Dublin 1990. "Baby Grand" recorded in Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin 1978. "Solar Eyes" recorded at the Institute of Sonology, Utrecht State University, The Netherlands. Tracks 1 to 8 originally released in 1975 as the LP "[r=1301616]". Track 9 is newly recorded. [Previously unreleased] Tracks 10 & 11 originally released in 1978 on the LP "[r=2173320]". Printed in Germany Copyright 1992 Roger Doyle Published 1992 Dom Bartwuchs/Artware Made in West Germany Artware cat# is misprinted as ARTWARE 05 CD on the release.

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